2018-05-14African‐American firms play a critical role in strengthening communities by providing jobs and supplying goods and services, but they face serious disparities in securing the capital to start and grow their businesses. Numerous studies focus on the challenges they face and the issues that surround these efforts. Making It: A strategies primer for African‐American entrepreneurs seeking capital in Los Angeles sought to look past the descriptive data on existing conditions to answer three research questions: 1) How have African‐American entrepreneurs in Los Angeles overcome the challenges they faced in accessing capital to build their companies? 2) What challenges do financial services providers face in distributing the necessary cap...
PROCEEDINGS Reports illustrate that minority groups and women enter into business ownership at a muc...
This study addresses some of the challenges and opportunities that African Americans encounter in th...
Given the fact that numerous challenges prohibit African immigrants from availing financial capital ...
Small business ownership among African Americans has been on the rise during the past decade, yet ex...
Many researchers have discovered that entrepreneurship is a source of financial freedom that if done...
African American males have a long-standing history of entrepreneurship dating back to the pre-Civil...
This research set out to understand the challenges facing black female entrepreneurs in South Africa...
Women-owned businesses continue to drive economic growth in the United States. However, some African...
This field scan marks the beginning of a research-driven initiative led by CFED: Toward Financial Re...
Drawing a sample of 135 successful African immigrant-owned businesses, this paper sets out to invest...
Drawing a sample of 135 successful African immigrant-owned businesses, this paper sets out to invest...
Governments at the bottom of the pyramid are putting an increasing amount of trust inthe private sec...
Immigrants in the United States are much more likely than non-immigrants to start a business, prompt...
African immigrant business owners create jobs and often stimulate economic growth in distressed inne...
Jul 1, 2020 The benefits of entrepreneurship are well documented. Startups are responsible for nearl...
PROCEEDINGS Reports illustrate that minority groups and women enter into business ownership at a muc...
This study addresses some of the challenges and opportunities that African Americans encounter in th...
Given the fact that numerous challenges prohibit African immigrants from availing financial capital ...
Small business ownership among African Americans has been on the rise during the past decade, yet ex...
Many researchers have discovered that entrepreneurship is a source of financial freedom that if done...
African American males have a long-standing history of entrepreneurship dating back to the pre-Civil...
This research set out to understand the challenges facing black female entrepreneurs in South Africa...
Women-owned businesses continue to drive economic growth in the United States. However, some African...
This field scan marks the beginning of a research-driven initiative led by CFED: Toward Financial Re...
Drawing a sample of 135 successful African immigrant-owned businesses, this paper sets out to invest...
Drawing a sample of 135 successful African immigrant-owned businesses, this paper sets out to invest...
Governments at the bottom of the pyramid are putting an increasing amount of trust inthe private sec...
Immigrants in the United States are much more likely than non-immigrants to start a business, prompt...
African immigrant business owners create jobs and often stimulate economic growth in distressed inne...
Jul 1, 2020 The benefits of entrepreneurship are well documented. Startups are responsible for nearl...
PROCEEDINGS Reports illustrate that minority groups and women enter into business ownership at a muc...
This study addresses some of the challenges and opportunities that African Americans encounter in th...
Given the fact that numerous challenges prohibit African immigrants from availing financial capital ...